Gameplay!

I'll try to post the next section tonight. Based on what y'all said, expect traps and more heiroglyphics!

Okay, so I lied about when I would post (insert general life excuse), but I'm doing it now!

As you guys walk deeper into the tomb, you notice the air feels more moist, and you even begin to see small spots of moisture on the walls. Eventually, you come to a spot where you find a small puddle on the floor, and then another, until it looks like it is getting wetter the deeper you go. With every roll that you make here, I'm going to need you to also roll a single d6 to see if you spring the water flood trap (on a 6).

After some walking, you finally come to another dead end, where a wall filled with heiroglyphics blocks your way. Anyone who wants can investigate the wall and the carvings. Also, lining the walls on the sides are strange humanoid statues holding weapons of various types. As you stop to look at the wall, you get the feeling that something is watching you, and you swear you saw one of them move out of the corner of your eye. Anyone who is not investigating the wall can investigate the statues if they would like.

Dmitry- on a 2, you study the statues and can see that the detail carved into them is intricate, almost life-like. It seems like someone(s) must have put an immense amount of time and energy into creating these works of art, but for the life of you, you cannot figure out why someone would have done that.

Sarah- on a 6, you begin to decipher the heiroglyphics on the wall, which tell the history of the Mummy that we have already described. You manage to make your way through the words slowly, taking time to identify each glyph as you piece together a rough story. As you near the end, you find yourself struggling to get the details down, but the text clearly warns of a curse and imminent danger to all who travel into the tomb.

Sommers- You stare at the statue, daring it to move again. But when you blink, it seems one of the statues several feet over has shifted. As you continue to concentrate on one statue, it seems the other ones shift around subtly and impercetibly, as if mocking you. On a 3, you don't know if you are crazy or if these statues are actually moving the slightest bit.

Sarah- you don't get a warning about a water trap (only because there were more exciting things to write about), but you do see mention of necromantic magic- maybe with something about a stone familiar? Or was it a stone guardian? The hieroglyphics are very old and don't seem to translate fully, but you get the overall message that something is likely to come to life to guard the tomb, probably in the very near future.